Daniela Schröter

Daniela Schröter
Professor of Public Administration
Graduate Programs Director
Location:
3436 Friedmann Hall, Mail Stop 5440
Mailing address:
School of Public Affairs and Administration
Western Michigan University
1903 W Michigan Ave
Kalamazoo MI 49008-5440 USA
Education:
  • Ph.D, Interdisciplinary Evaluation, Western Michigan University, 2008
  • M.A., German as a Foreign/Second Language, Intercultural Business Communication, and American Studies, Friedrich Schiller University, 2002
Research Interests:
  • Evaluation theory, approaches, and classification
  • Research on Evaluation
  • Evaluation capacity building in public and nonprofit organizations
Bio:
Dr. Daniela Schröter (in English "Schroeter") is Presidential Innovation Professor and Director of Graduate Programs at Western Michigan University's School of Public Affairs and Administration. Her research focuses on how evaluators choose and apply evaluation approaches and how evaluation contributes to sustainability and evidence-informed decision-making in public and nonprofit organizations. She is a lead developer of the Garden of Evaluation Approaches, a classification framework now used internationally for teaching, capacity building, and practice. Dr. Schröter has led evaluations across five continents and serves on the editorial boards of the American Journal of Evaluation, the Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation, and the Journal of MultiDisciplinary Evaluation.
 
Teaching Interest:
  • PADM 4700: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
  • PADM 5810: Social Entrepreneurship
  • PADM 5830: Grant Writing
  • PADM 6020: Public Policy and Politics
  • PADM 6060: Applied Research Methods
  • PADM 6780: Program Evaluation
  • PADM 7300: Doctoral Dissertation
  • EVAL 7300: Doctoral Dissertation